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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
3
A year long subscription to the Tribune is pitched as a Christmas gift. Local residents visit relatives and neighbors including Gottlieb Peetz and wife, Mrs. William Menchosey, May Hoyer, and others. Several small community activities occur with visits, oil deliveries, and school travel noted.
New Bennington Square reports visits by Harry Siebert and wife to William Miller and family on Sunday. Mrs Abplanalp visited her mother Mrs Gommel Monday afternoon. Albert and Elnora Weber of Huntersville spent Sunday with Elma Narwold. A young group honored Pierce Alexander with a surprise Saturday night. Present: Bernice Brown Athenia Williams Elma Narweald Nora Balter Anna McHugh Florence Lyons Lottie Warner Catherine French Waldo Auplanalp Loren Hart Hert Hart Sherman Hart Walter Holhausen Percy Williams Kadiyar Davis Albert Belter Pred Holzhausen. The evening ended with wishes for Pierce to have more birthdays. Lottie and Albert Miller visited Martin Alexander Sunday. Andy Hahn and son Joe were Greensburg callers Saturday evening. Elma Norwold was a Newpoint Tuesday morning.
The item lists numerous visits and calls among residents including August Marticke and wife to Cincinnati relatives, Miss Louise Koester on Kid Bornemeier, and Anna Heinke at Fred Marticke's. Related visits include Clemens Losse to J M Marticke, and Mrs Henry Holle with Alma Bergman visiting Ed Schone's family.
Mrs Neff and family visited James Henneke and family on Sunday. Massing brothers Risinger Henneke and Frank called on Fred Rimstidt Saturday night. C F Sellers went to Batesville Friday for a leg lancing after an injury from cranking a gasoline engine. he is slowly improving. James Henneke lost a valuable house last week. Henry Bode and sons attended Ed Koechlin's sale near Delaware Saturday. George Bode visited the Rimstidt family at Mud Pike.
A sheriff sale announces a Ripley County Indiana auction to satisfy a decree against Arthur FE Hutton and J L Swarthout with defendants Charles J L Williams and Susan B Williams. The listing covers multiple tracts totaling about 170.259 acres including sections 4 33 3 1 and surrounding parcels, with rents and profits up to seven years as security, plus potential full fee simple sale if needed. The sale is set for January 17 1920 at the Ripley County Court House, conducted by Sheriff Frank F Wildman with attorney John Clerkin representing the plaintiffs.
David Starr Jordan extolls the value of children and urges philanthropy through aiding little ones. The message proclaims Christmas Seals by the Red Cross save American children and urges purchase today.
A cheeky note touts quiet business relations with customers. Advertisers are promised steady activity by placing ads in the Tribune. The item uses a playful tone to highlight the value of advertising for busy storefronts.
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